Make Road New York

A federal judge in Brooklyn asked DOJ lawyers to consider pushing back an Oct. 5 reapplication deadline.

Councilman Van Bramer received a report about a man who was targeted by scammers posing as ICE agents.

Jackson Heights and Bushwick are among areas seeing more wealthy renters, a study found.

Ben Carson has no government experience and has criticized programs that act as a safety net.

Advocates say they are coming up with concrete plans to protect students from backlash.

Neighborhoods across the city are grappling with Mandatory Inclusionary Housing with mixed results.

The event was organized after a transgender woman was assaulted with a hammer in the area last week.

A coalition of community members says the mayor's affordable housing plan falls short.

Despite perception that homelessness is on the rise, advocates say the mayor has done well.

Locals and tenant advocates rallied outside a new 23-story building at 626 Flatbush Ave. on Tuesday.

A community agreement will provide more votes and input from locals, organizers said.

18 bodegas, restaurants and grocery stores will boost healthy offerings as part of a food campaign.

The policy shift is a victory for advocates who said the rule unfairly targeted some New Yorkers.

The grant will help immigrants and low-income Sandy victims.

Nancy Peredo, 33, fears deportation and being separated from her three sons.